4 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Several cabin options exist within campgrounds near Horton, Minnesota, providing various levels of comfort and amenities. Campers' Paradise and Itasca State Park offer cabin accommodations with basic furnishings and access to campground facilities. Cabins typically include beds, tables, and electricity, with some providing kitchen facilities like refrigerators and microwaves. "The cabins looked lovely from the outside, although there were interspersed with some old, bedraggled sheds. Some of the cabins were right on the lake and had what appeared to be really nice decks," noted one visitor about R & D Resort & Campground. Most locations maintain shower houses and restroom facilities nearby, though some premium cabins include private bathrooms.
Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. The Wilds Resort & Campground and Breezy Pines Resort offer cabins with lake views and varying amenities. Bear Paw Campground at Itasca State Park features camper cabins described by one visitor as having "electricity, heat, ceiling fans and a private dock on Beers Lake." Reservations are typically required, especially during summer months from May through October. Pet policies vary by location, with Fawn Sleeping Resort explicitly prohibiting pets while others welcome them for additional fees. Most cabins accommodate 4-6 people with combinations of beds and futons.
Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen facilities range from basic fire rings with cooking grates to fully stocked kitchens in premium cabins. Wilderness Bay Resort provides "fully stocked cabins, each equipped with a cozy fireplace," according to a recent review. On-site camp stores at locations like Campers' Paradise and Itasca State Park sell firewood, ice, and basic provisions. Visitors should confirm what supplies are included with their reservation and plan accordingly for meals, especially at more remote locations where grocery options may be limited.
"On an island private sites some electric No water hook up fill before parking"
"This place has beautiful scenery whether you are in an inside lot or on the lake. Staff was very kind and accommodating and shower/bathhouse were well maintained and setup very nice."
"Beautiful State Park. Cleanest bathrooms! And bathroom is a log cabin which is cool. Haven’t explored yet but there are lots of trails. We are in Bear Paw campground spot 2."
"Stayed at site #2, which is one of the more private sites. Spacious, picnic table and fire ring, several set of trees suitable for hammocks."
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"Itasca State Park offers campgrounds that will give the full outdoor wilderness experience, away from the sounds of cities and cars. It's a wonderful place for hiking,biking, and water activities."
"We wanted to get a jumpstart on the 2019 camping season so we booked a backpacking site (Friday) and two sites here (Saturday) for the first weekend in May."
Available this weekend
from $25 - $35 / night
"This place would have to be an exception if you wanted a really comfortable camping opportunity on a really beautiful lake!"
"Showers and bathrooms are very clean. Laundry is nice. Highly recommend if you can snag a spot."
"This resort is amazing, quiet, clean, friendly people, and pet friendly!"
"Basically have a 24/7 help number, always ready to answer questions, the cutest little gift shop,,,ice cream!! it was perfect and we only stayed a night!!"
"While this seems to be mainly an "RV" campground, but there were a few cabins on the lake and two gorgeous tent sites that would be the envy of many other camps."
"One Full hook up and one electric site. The full hook up site is a little tight if you bring a big RV, backing up is a skill you must bring."
from $40 - $50 / night
"Clean and detailed bathroom and showers. Laundry available. 30, 50 amp hookups. Back in trailer sites. Nice cabins, very reasonable rates. Everything REALLY CLEAN. beautiful swimming pool."
"Kids loved the heated pool and tether ball! We all had a great time riding 4 wheelers on the Spider Lake trails a few miles away. Great sites, great time!"
from $52 / night
ScoutVery nice campground. Sites are level and well marked. Picnic tables in good shape. Fire rings. Bathrooms and showers are good. Propane available is very nice. And reasonably priced. Staff is very friendly and knowledgeable
RangerAmazing bike trails, really quiet but it is off season, surrounded by natural beauty
ScoutWe stayed two nights at the Bear Paw Campground. It's right off the lake.
There were nice views.
The bathrooms were nice and clean, with more than enough showers and stalls and sinks for everyone.
The biggest downside was our actual spot 37E. It was very small, with only gravel/sand for any flat ground. We had to put our tent kinda in-between our spot and our neighbors'. I don't think that a full-size camper (either 5th wheel or travel trailer) and a truck would fit in the spot either.
TravelerEasy to access campground. We were in the Maple loop. It’s full, but we had enough quiet with the spacing and trees between the sites. Bathroom was clean and didn’t smell. Easy trail access. No real scenery in the campground other than the standard north woods.
TravelerGreat nature campground. Hunters Trail was beautiful with wildflowers and wildlife. Not too busy. Full hookups with WiFi available, but hard to get service in the area. Shower/bathrooms were clean and private.
GuideNote... For some reason instead of uploading the video I wanted, it uploaded a completely different video from a different camping trip at a different campground. I don't know how to remove it without taking down the entire review. Sorry!
First of all I rate the state park in general the highest rating you can think of! My favorite state park by far!
My friend and I stayed at one of the cart in campsites thinking it would be private and quiet... But it wasn't. Even in the cart in sites (at least the one we were at) you can see your neighbors right next to you. The site itself was fairly large. Bathrooms clean. There is access to the lake, which was great for watching sunsets.
Overall, this campground isn't terrible, just like the other one better!
GuideThis campground is better than the bear paw one because they have sites that are bigger and more private.
*pine loop and poplar loops are best if you want private camping sites.
*site 211 is the biggest! That's where we stayed.
*there are two bathroom buildings which have flush toilets and showers. It's less than a five minute walk from just about anywhere in the campgrounds. Also multiple vault toilets.
*I had some cell coverage (t mobile) and so did my friend (Verizon). Usually when did, she didn't, and vice versa. I'd say a good portion of the campground doesn't have service, you may have to walk around a bit to get a bar or two. No wifi in the campgrounds (except where you purchase wood) but there's wifi in the visitor center.
*we saw a bear sighting almost every night. He was not aggressive and pretty skittish, just making noise scared him off. But beware you'll need to keep a clean campsite.
*lots of stuff to do here. The Mississippi headwaters is a must! There's a fire tower, museums, hiking, swimming, kayak rentals, and more! Also the park hosts events too. We went to one on the history of the headwaters and one for archery! Also the wilderness drive is a must!
*there's places to eat in this park too! There's a restaurant (didn't get to try bc it was closed at the time) and a little cafe next to the headwaters. It was delicious, they had sandwiches, pastries, coffee, etc.
TravelerPeople and park rangers friendly. Spread out spots.
TravelerThe perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Beautiful campground. Peaceful in every way.
Cabin accommodations near Horton, Minnesota provide unique stays along clear lakes and pine forests at elevations around 1,400 feet. The area experiences warm summers with temperatures averaging 75-85°F from June through August, making it prime time for cabin rentals. Winter cabin options remain available at several locations with seasonal rates typically 30-40% lower than summer prices.
Biking trails: Itasca State Park offers extensive biking opportunities throughout the park. "Bring your bike because everything to see and do is quite a hike if you walk. There are a lot of trails that are perfect for biking," notes a visitor to Bear Paw Campground. The park features a dedicated 10-mile bike path on the Wilderness Drive.
Fishing access: Many cabins provide direct lake access for fishing. "This resort is amazing, quiet, clean, friendly people, and pet friendly! Only a 3 mile ride down the gravel to get to ATV trails, and a premium gas pump to fill up with when you get back at the resort after riding. Private boat launch and swimming beach make it fun for the kids and convenient for dad to dock his boat to go fishing," says a guest at The Wilds Resort & Campground.
Paddling options: Many cabin sites offer complimentary watercraft. "Campers have free access to a fleet of canoes and kayaks," according to a review of Breeze Campgrounds, which also notes weekly and monthly rates are available for extended stays.
Privacy between cabins: Campers appreciate the natural screening between sites. "The sites are separated by trees/brush so you feel that they are really private," explains a visitor to Campers' Paradise, adding "There are lakefront sites or interior sites but this is as close to beach front camping as you will get in MN!"
Clean facilities: Maintenance standards are frequently mentioned in reviews. "The facilities were amazing! That isn't hyperbole, they were so very clean and modern that we used them instead of our own camper most of the time. The bathhouse is easily the best I've seen at a campground," notes another Campers' Paradise guest.
Lake access: Direct water access from cabins ranks high on visitors' preference lists. "Some of the cabins were right on the lake and had what appeared to be really nice decks. All seemed to have BBQ grills provided as well," describes a visitor reviewing Pine Ridge Campground.
Reservation timelines: Popular cabin sites book quickly, especially for summer weekends. "Would give 5 stars if didn't have to reserve so far in advance for bear paw," notes one regular visitor to Bear Paw Campground — Itasca State Park.
Site selection matters: Some cabin locations offer more privacy than others. "While the site was decent in size, it was right along the main road, so there was quite a bit of car and foot traffic—we didn't feel as secluded as we'd hoped," mentions a camper about Pine Ridge Campground.
Wildlife encounters: Prepare for local wildlife visitors. "We had raccoon visitors both nights," notes a camper at Pine Ridge Campground, indicating food storage precautions are necessary.
Beach amenities: Several resorts offer dedicated swimming areas for children. "There is a nice beach/play area for the kids and the bathrooms are really clean," says a visitor to Campers' Paradise, which also features lakefront sites with sandy walk-ins to the water.
Playground access: Some campgrounds have dedicated play areas. "[Pine Mountain has] a pool and playground for kids among other activities," according to a review of Sunset Pines Campground.
Water recreation: Cabin rentals often include water activities. "The lake front sites have their own sandy walk in to the water," describes a Campers' Paradise visitor, making supervised water play convenient for families with children.
Site sizing: Not all cabin areas accommodate larger RVs. "The full hook up site is a little tight if you bring a big RV, backing up is a skill you must bring," warns a visitor to Breezy Pines Resort & Campground.
Electric options: Various power hookups are available at cabin campgrounds. "30, 50 amp hookups. Back in trailer sites," notes a reviewer of Sunset Pines Campground, which also offers cabin rentals at what they describe as "very reasonable rates."
Seasonal options: Some RVers establish longer-term arrangements. "Most of this camp is reserved for seasonal campers but they have 2 extra sites. One Full hook up and one electric site," mentions a Breezy Pines Resort & Campground visitor, with full hookup sites at $50 daily and electric-only sites at $40 daily, plus a $100 security deposit.
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